Tyla dedicates her SAMA32 moment to African artists
At the SAMA32 awards, Grammy Award-winning artist Tyla honours her African roots and celebrates fellow musicians, emphasising the richness of South African music and her hopes for a unified Africa
South African Grammy Award-winning artist Tyla honored fellow South African musicians during her SAMA32 moment, dedicating her time to celebrate the country's talent and African cultural heritage. Tyla was awarded the AfriPure International Achievement Award for her global impact on South African music and culture. The "Water" singer expressed gratitude for her journey, acknowledging that there was no blueprint for her rise to fame and that her success is fueled by the support of South Africa.
She emphasized her deep connection to her African roots, noting that her music and dance are a reflection of her identity. Tyla urged her peers to share the stage with her, calling out Cassper Nyovest, Makhadzi, Babalwa M, Zee Nxumalo, Maglera, and others. She expressed pride in the richness of African music and culture and hoped for unity among African nations.
Among the other SAMA32 winners were HLE, Mzukulu, Oskido, Amadodana AseWesile, DJ Maphorisa, XDuppy featuring Thatohatsi, Young Stunna, Nkosazana Daughter, Nontokozo Mkhize, Paras "Sibalukhulu" Dlamini, Bucy Radebe, Makhadzi Entertainment, Will Linley, Brendan Peyper, and Kabza De Small.
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